Long-form journalism

Long-form journalism refers to in-depth, detailed reporting that explores a story thoroughly over an extended article, often several thousand words. Unlike quick news updates, it provides comprehensive context, background, interviews, and analysis, allowing readers to gain a deep understanding of complex topics or issues. This type of journalism often involves investigative work, storytelling techniques, and rich narratives to engage readers while delivering well-researched, nuanced information. It is commonly found in magazines, special reports, and feature articles, aiming to inform and engage by offering a more complete and layered perspective on a subject.